New York Playbook Just Launched: The State-Specific DIY Guide to Suing Telemarketers in New York State & Federal Court – Stop Robocalls & Start Collecting
The Empire State is under siege.
Every day, millions of New Yorkers — from Manhattan to Buffalo, Brooklyn to Rochester — are bombarded by illegal robocalls, spoofed local numbers, robotexts, and aggressive telemarketing. The numbers are staggering, and the frustration is real.
That’s why TeleJustice Academy is proud to release the New York Playbook: The State-Specific DIY Guide to Suing Telemarketers in State & Federal Court — one of the most powerful additions yet to our groundbreaking 51-book series.
Written by 42-year complex litigation paralegal Christopher Prosser, this comprehensive guide gives everyday New York consumers the exact tools, templates, and strategies they need to fight back under both federal TCPA law and New York’s strong consumer protection statutes — all on their own (pro se).
Why New York Needed This Playbook Right Now
New York is one of the hardest-hit states in the nation for illegal telemarketing. With dense urban populations, high smartphone usage, and sophisticated scammers using local presence dialing and spoofing, New Yorkers are prime targets.
The good news? New York has powerful laws on the books, and the New York Playbook shows you exactly how to use them.
This guide walks you through every step of the process in plain English, tailored specifically to New York Supreme Court procedures and federal court rules, including:
- Building ironclad evidence with your smartphone
- Tracking down the real companies behind spoofed and blocked numbers using New York Department of State records and registered agent strategies
- Drafting professional complaints for New York Supreme Court and federal district court
- Proper service of process under CPLR § 308
- Mastering discovery under New York’s Civil Practice Law and Rules (CPLR)
- Filing motions to compel, summary judgment motions, and collecting your judgment
- Understanding New York’s specific statutes of limitations and damage multipliers
Whether you’re in New York City, Long Island, Upstate, or anywhere in between, this playbook turns frustration into a clear, actionable roadmap.
What’s Inside the New York Playbook
This isn’t generic advice. It’s a complete, step-by-step educational system built for New York consumers:
- Full building blocks for your complaint (Opening Paragraph, Statement of Parties, Jurisdiction & Venue, Statement of Facts, Causes of Action, Prayer for Relief)
- Full-length educational mock complaints for New York Supreme Court and federal court
- Discovery templates, Golden Rule letters, and Motion to Compel examples tailored to CPLR rules
- Subpoena strategies for carrier records and third-party evidence
- Investigative tools using New York-specific databases
- Pre-suit settlement strategies, negotiation tactics, and post-judgment collection methods that work in New York
Every section includes practical examples, checklists, and New York-specific procedural nuances so you can move forward with confidence.
The Growing National Movement
After the success of the Missouri, California, Illinois, Michigan, and other state playbooks, the New York Playbook continues our mission to arm consumers in every state with localized knowledge. This is more than a book — it’s part of a historic 51-book series designed to give everyday people the power to hold illegal telemarketers accountable.
Stop the Calls. Start Collecting.
If you’re tired of being harassed and ready to turn those violations into real compensation, the New York Playbook is your weapon.
The revolution against robocalls is here — and New York is now fully armed.
Become a TeleJustice Warrior today.
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Print editions also available on Lulu.com.
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